The Chess Editor

Edit Games, Annotate Ideas, and Create Real Chess Books

Most PGN editors are powerful, but frustrating to use.

Annotating a game often feels slow, unintuitive, and disconnected from the way chess players actually study. Creating a readable chess book usually requires exporting files, external software, and a lot of manual work.

The Chesspertise Chess Editor was designed to fix this.

From Database Search to Deep Study

Let’s look at a real example.

Imagine you want to study the style of Akiba Rubinstein, focusing on the games where he played the Qc2 line against Teichmann.

With Chesspertise, the workflow is simple and fast.

From the Search page, load your Rubinstein database
(for example, a free PGN downloaded from the PGN Mentor website)
Start typing “Te…”
Chesspertise automatically suggests matching players
Select Teichmann
Click Update Game List

Within seconds, you have a filtered list of relevant games.